I have implemented a simple SSL server using the latest win32 version of the openssl library which behaves as I expect, EXCEPT that SSL_read() returns 0 (meaning, I must POLL it, which is retarded) as long as my browser (the client I am using) is waiting for me to accept the certificate (bogus certificate, not blindly accepted by default). In other words, if I accept the certificate, SSL_read() suddenly returns something other than 0 and I can process the session using SSL_read() and SSL_write() as I expect. However, if I reject the certificate, SSL_read() will keep returning 0, which means I don't know how to detect when the client has terminated the connection. How can I detect this?!
Also, the documentation refers to the concept of a "BIO" all over the places, but never defines it anywhere that I can find. Is BIO some kind of universally understood concept that I have only just heard of? In any case, where can I go to learn about it? - RT ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
